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Wedding Woes

You've got a cheering section here

Dear Prudence,

My mother married a vile lech of a man six months ago.  He frequently makes lewd comments to women, and let’s just say he is rather handsy. She defends him by claiming he’s just “affectionate.”

Thanksgiving is coming up, and several of my relatives have daughters who are in their early to mid-teens. I told them about my stepfather’s behavior, and they have all canceled on my mother (she was going to be hosting this year). Now she’s irate and claims I have slandered her husband and “turned the family against them.” Please tell me I acted correctly to protect my younger family members.

—No-Touch Thanksgiving

Re: You've got a cheering section here


  • Tell her that slander implies you didn't witness it yourself and if he's just affectionate then she should be happy he has her all to himself for Thanksgiving. 
  • I wish more people prioritized people's safety over not wanting to rock the boat. Best case scenario? Sounds like he would have made some really inappropriate comments that would make people uncomfortable. Worst case scenario? A young girl gets sexually assaulted. It's not even a question. 


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